Ilikemetals
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One day you will be so glad you bought and held silver. So glad.
Silver is not a good investment anymore
- Thread starter BootyBandit
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I think so too, it's crazy really, it's not as if you can just dig a hole and pull a chunk out of the ground.
i've planted potato's this month incidently, planted 2kg which will give me about 20kg of organically grown spuds in 4 months.
valued at just $3kg, I'll dig up $60 of produce, or 2oz of silver without much effort.
they employ miners, use heavy equipment, giant tonka trucks, rip the earth appart, fight with gov't, greenies ect and only get $30 an oz?
worth $1000 oz in my eyes.
i've planted potato's this month incidently, planted 2kg which will give me about 20kg of organically grown spuds in 4 months.
valued at just $3kg, I'll dig up $60 of produce, or 2oz of silver without much effort.
they employ miners, use heavy equipment, giant tonka trucks, rip the earth appart, fight with gov't, greenies ect and only get $30 an oz?
worth $1000 oz in my eyes.
circumspect
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^^^ Footycard, I have 100oz worth of lovely bars you can have for well under $1000/oz. Well under $100/oz in fact. PM me for details 
Yeah I took money out of the bank (which yes, in Australia is earning a relatively healthy 6% per annum, maybe 3% after inflation which certain beats the US' ~0% interest!) and bought into silver last year when it was in the mid 30s.
So I've lost (a bit) of money so far, but I'm not too disheartened. I'm buying more while it's down here at ~$30 and I feel that in the long term it will do well. If nothing else, it's a bit of diversification (I still have a lot of my savings in fiat, earning its 6%).
So I've lost (a bit) of money so far, but I'm not too disheartened. I'm buying more while it's down here at ~$30 and I feel that in the long term it will do well. If nothing else, it's a bit of diversification (I still have a lot of my savings in fiat, earning its 6%).
You are in a war against those who control the global fiat money system. Understand this and and you will see these increasingly frequent manipulations in the price of Gold and Silver for what they are ... the acts of increasingly desperate rulers who seek to continue your enslavement within their system of control. Money is created as Debt ...
Here's a good article on the latest machinations from Zero Hedge.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/todays-124-billion-targeted-gold-slam-down-makes-mainstream-press
Here's a good article on the latest machinations from Zero Hedge.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/todays-124-billion-targeted-gold-slam-down-makes-mainstream-press
Ghost Story
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I was earning a nice 6.5% last year with ANZ. The interest earned for the year was more than the income from my part-time job! It seems that Aus in general has better bank interest rates than most other countries. I use the interest earned to buy silver so to me it feels like I'm getting it for free as I'm not spending my own money.
What ratio of silver to gold do most people aim for? I have yet to buy any gold but it's being touted to hit $2k by the end of the year. Although with silver now at $29ish, I'm tempted to keep ignoring gold for the moment...
What ratio of silver to gold do most people aim for? I have yet to buy any gold but it's being touted to hit $2k by the end of the year. Although with silver now at $29ish, I'm tempted to keep ignoring gold for the moment...
If you are 55-60 years old...I might agree. I've bought PM's now for three years and will continue to do so.
Europe is ont he verge on a total collapse or a certain restructuring of the Euro....Germany may leave.
May have to hold for a few more years....One thing to keep in mind is that this market is VERY tight with only 1 billion ounces mined annually.
Imagine if every investor in North America decided to 'rush into silver'.....good luck. This party is one you want to be early for.
Europe is ont he verge on a total collapse or a certain restructuring of the Euro....Germany may leave.
May have to hold for a few more years....One thing to keep in mind is that this market is VERY tight with only 1 billion ounces mined annually.
Imagine if every investor in North America decided to 'rush into silver'.....good luck. This party is one you want to be early for.
jbbigboy said:
I disagree !!! the average life expectancy at 60 is just over 20 years. You think silver will be lower in 20 years time ? You think ??
Sultan Pepper
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I like silver as an investment for a few reasons:
1) Buying silver fulfills my need to buy things: Rather than buying a new shirt that essentially loses it's monetary value as soon as I leave the store, silver will theoretically hold it's value (give or take). With Silver my saving money and spending money merges into one.
2) My silver stack tends to grow more quickly than my savings did: When saving fiat I there was at the mercy of the odd impulse buy or I'd be hammered at the casino/club and 1am would roll around and I'd think 'Arrgh what the hell, might get another $100 out, 50 for beers and the other 50 on roulette, I'll probably win' which of course never seemed to work. Fortunately most shop keeps and club licensee's don't accept silver for beer.
3) It's exciting: The ups and downs of spot, the wheeling and dealing with members, all good fun. A few of my rounds that are on display are a bit of a talking point at the house too.
4) It makes sense: In theory it should go up over time. As much as the articles by the 'experts' just seem to blow smoke, when you look at the uses, rarity etc etc of silver it should go up
5) If It sky rockets: I'll look like a genius for getting involved in it, if it bottoms out I'll keep it to my self
So whether it makes me filthy rich or not isn't the deal breaker, the chance of it increasing in value coupled with the enjoyment I get from being involved make it worthwhile
1) Buying silver fulfills my need to buy things: Rather than buying a new shirt that essentially loses it's monetary value as soon as I leave the store, silver will theoretically hold it's value (give or take). With Silver my saving money and spending money merges into one.
2) My silver stack tends to grow more quickly than my savings did: When saving fiat I there was at the mercy of the odd impulse buy or I'd be hammered at the casino/club and 1am would roll around and I'd think 'Arrgh what the hell, might get another $100 out, 50 for beers and the other 50 on roulette, I'll probably win' which of course never seemed to work. Fortunately most shop keeps and club licensee's don't accept silver for beer.
3) It's exciting: The ups and downs of spot, the wheeling and dealing with members, all good fun. A few of my rounds that are on display are a bit of a talking point at the house too.
4) It makes sense: In theory it should go up over time. As much as the articles by the 'experts' just seem to blow smoke, when you look at the uses, rarity etc etc of silver it should go up
5) If It sky rockets: I'll look like a genius for getting involved in it, if it bottoms out I'll keep it to my self
So whether it makes me filthy rich or not isn't the deal breaker, the chance of it increasing in value coupled with the enjoyment I get from being involved make it worthwhile
Ghost Story
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they used to take silver at the shop, florins, shillings, sixpences, threepence's, from what others are saying maybe with all this doom and gloom over fiat system maybe they will again !
its only the last 40 years it hasn't been money sense governments worked out it was worth money
time will tell but why do not we have silver coins we can spend because people pocket them and don't spend them?
strange world we are in at this point in history.
its only the last 40 years it hasn't been money sense governments worked out it was worth money
time will tell but why do not we have silver coins we can spend because people pocket them and don't spend them?
strange world we are in at this point in history.
Sultan Pepper said:I like silver as an investment for a few reasons:
1) Buying silver fulfills my need to buy things: Rather than buying a new shirt that essentially loses it's monetary value as soon as I leave the store, silver will theoretically hold it's value (give or take). With Silver my saving money and spending money merges into one.
2) My silver stack tends to grow more quickly than my savings did: When saving fiat I there was at the mercy of the odd impulse buy or I'd be hammered at the casino/club and 1am would roll around and I'd think 'Arrgh what the hell, might get another $100 out, 50 for beers and the other 50 on roulette, I'll probably win' which of course never seemed to work. Fortunately most shop keeps and club licensee's don't accept silver for beer.
3) It's exciting: The ups and downs of spot, the wheeling and dealing with members, all good fun. A few of my rounds that are on display are a bit of a talking point at the house too.
4) It makes sense: In theory it should go up over time. As much as the articles by the 'experts' just seem to blow smoke, when you look at the uses, rarity etc etc of silver it should go up
5) If It sky rockets: I'll look like a genius for getting involved in it, if it bottoms out I'll keep it to my self
So whether it makes me filthy rich or not isn't the deal breaker, the chance of it increasing in value coupled with the enjoyment I get from being involved make it worthwhile
Im with you here, especially 1 and 5
Buying pm's is my 'retail therapy'
Sultan Pepper said:I like silver as an investment for a few reasons:
1) Buying silver fulfills my need to buy things: Rather than buying a new shirt that essentially loses it's monetary value as soon as I leave the store, silver will theoretically hold it's value (give or take). With Silver my saving money and spending money merges into one.
2) My silver stack tends to grow more quickly than my savings did: When saving fiat I there was at the mercy of the odd impulse buy or I'd be hammered at the casino/club and 1am would roll around and I'd think 'Arrgh what the hell, might get another $100 out, 50 for beers and the other 50 on roulette, I'll probably win' which of course never seemed to work. Fortunately most shop keeps and club licensee's don't accept silver for beer.
3) It's exciting: The ups and downs of spot, the wheeling and dealing with members, all good fun. A few of my rounds that are on display are a bit of a talking point at the house too.
4) It makes sense: In theory it should go up over time. As much as the articles by the 'experts' just seem to blow smoke, when you look at the uses, rarity etc etc of silver it should go up
5) If It sky rockets: I'll look like a genius for getting involved in it, if it bottoms out I'll keep it to my self
So whether it makes me filthy rich or not isn't the deal breaker, the chance of it increasing in value coupled with the enjoyment I get from being involved make it worthwhile
/agree to one and two...
GodmadeGold
New Member
dragafem said:BootyBandit said:
Please let us know which bank gives you 6% per month...
You say millions of people don't own a coin or a bar....I'd say more like BILLIONS OF PEOPLE WHO DON'T OWN ANY SILVER. Most everyone owns a little gold in a jewelry form, but not to many people have silver....not even in jewelry form. How many people in the world could show you 2 ounces of silver if you knocked on their door right now? I'd say maybe......7% of the world population. Whenever people rush out of fiat, let the green arrows fly
Silvermonkey
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Nugget said:
OOHHH SNAPPP...